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What do you mean? Chips tend to be in a back or front page but not on biodata. It's not great what you've done. Up to CBSA officer who will have heard it all, such as washing machine, back pocket, dog, child, occasionally wife.

That is impossible to answer. Some people have been waiting over 10 months and they are still waiting. If you are applying for Fall 2021, you are probably ok, if for Winter 2020, you would be extremely lucky to get a study permit approved and your institution also needs to be on the DLI covid...

Ask the universities, as I said, the best way to be in control is to do your research. It's really easy to research, look up a list of Canadian universities, go through every website. There are students on this forum who still have not started their studies who made applications to...

You will not be applying for a visa but a study permit, though you'll get a TRV temporary resident visa if you are not visa exempt. The money your university is asking you to pay is due to your nationality I'm afraid.

Some people are still waiting from January and February 2020 who applied for Summer 2020 and Fall 2020 intake, you have had a very short wait in comparison to 100000 others I'm afraid. My daughter's full process took I think it was 54 weeks from start to finish, 22 weeks for the study permit part.

Exactly as i said, some changes from 21 November. A quick google gets you to what is required to submit via ArriveCan app from 21 November. https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19/arrivecan.html

Why would ArriveCan no longer be obligatory?

What is it and what won't be mandatory?

ArriveCan is in effect now, it just changes a little next week.

A TRV is not a sticker either, it is a high quality piece of paper with many security features.

I showed my income tax return which shows my incomes from various sources and made a "declaration sur l'honneur" that I would support my daughter as I had done as sole parents for last 7 years, as well as proof we live under the me roof, proof I am employed. There are no hard and fast rules, you...

a TRV is not a stamp, it is a visa fixed into your passport with a little bit of glue. Some Europeans nationals are visa nationals for Canada.

Only CBSA stamps passports, you are probably referring to fixing your TRV in passport, that isn't a stamp.

My daughter's passport won't be stamped unless she asks the CBSA officer for a stamp. She already has a letter of introduction, she got it on 21st October, it was in GCKEY a few hours after the change in policy to allow non US international students to travel if they institution was on the DLI...

As I wrote, her gcms notes record her approval date of study permit as 22 June 2020.

It was called first stage and was temporary and in my opinion nothing but a gimmick, my daughter's study permit was approved in gcms notes 2 months before she received first stage notification which is worded with a statement her file contains insufficient data to approve, clearly a lie as it...

You can travel.

It's a study permit, not a full one. Read about study permits on IRCC website. It's a paper document issued by CBSA at a border point after being approved by IRCC. IRCC send you a letter of introduction containing the information needed for CBSA to search for you on the ircc database and your...

not till beginning of January, pointless now as there are only a few weeks of teaching left, the Winter semester has been set back 1 week due to covid, with a 3 week break in canteen on campus and only a few interntional students this year exceptionally allowed to stay, not a great start to...